Many methods of birth control are effective, albeit temporary. For example, a condom can often be effective, but you have to wear one each time you have intercourse. Birth control pills can also be effective, but you need to constantly be taking them. For people who are looking for a different way to avoid getting pregnant, a vasectomy might be an option to pursue. Not all men will want to go through this procedure at any given point in their lives, but this is a viable form of contraception that can suit you for different reasons. Here are three advantages of choosing a vasectomy.

Ease And Convenience

Although you might not be looking forward to having this procedure done, nor going through the recovery period afterward, you'll eventually appreciate the ease and convenience of this birth control method. Because your sperm can no longer travel through your urethra, you can have intercourse without the fear of pregnancy with no fuss. For example, you don't have to remember to buy condoms so that you always have a supply on hand, or you don't need ensure that your life has been taking her birth control pills.

You Can't Make A Mistake

Although it might be something that you think your partner would never do, there have often been cases of women sabotaging their partners' condoms in order to get pregnant. For example, if a woman really wishes to have a baby and her husband or boyfriend does not, she might go to the dramatic length of poking a tiny hole in his condom. Provided that the male doesn't realize that the sabotage has occurred, he may wear the condom during intercourse and unknowingly impregnate the woman because of the leakage in the device. Even if this were to occur for a male who has had a vasectomy, pregnancy would not occur.

Good In Multiple Scenarios

When some people think about men who get vasectomies, they picture men who have already have as many children as they'd like, and wish to avoid having another as a surprise. For example, if you and your spouse are settled on having two children, you might consider this procedure after your second one is born so that you don't end up with a third. However, there are multiple scenarios in which a man may wish to consider a vasectomy. A young man who is absolutely adamant that he doesn't ever wish to have children, for example, may opt for a vasectomy.

About Me

My friends and family always made fun of me when I complained about my back pain. I work sitting at a desk, and she thought it was not possible to have bad back pain from sitting all day. I decided to stop ignoring the pain and letting others convince me it was all "in my head". I visited a chiropractor and he told me many of his patients sit at desks all day, and that sitting is worse for your back than standing! He not only gave me treatments that gave me great pain relief, but he even finally helped me convince my wife that I was not just exaggerating my pain. I created this blog to help spread the word that people with desk jobs can develop back pain too, and they shouldn't hesitate to seek professional help for it.